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ROBIN COOK:
The Life and Times of Tony Blair's Most Awkward Minister
Pheonix, October 1999.
The first two years of the Blair government provided a very rocky ride for Robin
Cook. Acclaimed as the finest parliamentary performer of his generation, yet
ridiculed as a garden gnome; applauded for his radical political principles,
then lambasted over the break-up of his marraige; adored by grass-roots activists,
yet accused of aloofness and arrogance - the former Foreign Secretary cuts one
of the most enigmatic figures in British politics.
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